The design of a product can reflect its functionality in several ways. For instance, a well-designed product should intuitively indicate how it should be used without the need for extensive instructions. The design should also be simple and not overly complex, as complexity can detract from the product's purpose. For example, a door's design should make it clear which side is attached to the hinge, eliminating the need for instructions to push or pull.
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